Impact Evaluation of the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund
Technology
United Kingdom
Started January 29, 2026
The findings reveal a programme that has decisively enhanced the UK's innovation capability and collaborative culture, while highlighting important lessons for future mission-led R&I initiatives
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Impact Evaluation of the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund
RAND Corporation (United States) | Jan 28, 2026
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The emphasis on collaboration in the fund's initiatives may dilute individual accountability and innovation in smaller firms.
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The collaborative culture promoted by the fund is essential for addressing complex societal challenges and should be expanded further.
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The Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund has significantly boosted the UK's innovation capability, fostering a culture of collaboration across sectors.
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The findings suggest that mission-led R&I initiatives can be effective, but their long-term impact on all sectors remains unclear.
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While the fund may enhance innovation, it risks prioritizing certain industries over others, potentially stifling diverse economic growth.
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